Underground: The Tokyo Gas Attack and the Japanese Psyche
by Haruki Murakami
by Haruki Murakami
by Yasunari Kawabata
by Elizabeth Pisani
I've always been interested in multilingual and multicultural countries. This is pretty good book to get an idea of what Indonesia is.
by Michel Houellebecq
Not his best work, quite forgettable.
by Annie Jacobsen
An account of the covert operations performed at the end and post WW2. It's alright.
by Junot Diaz
Surprisingly good. Felt quite derivative of 100 Years of Solitude, though.
by Francis Fukuyama
Only got 40% of the way through. Felt like Fukuyama kept repeating himself afterwards. I don't think history was too kind to this book, either.
by Milan Kundera
A nice reminder that humans live to suffer. Bittersweet and enjoyable novel.
by Walter Isaacson
Really good. Isaacson doesn't miss.
by Michel Houellebecq
In classic Houellebecq form, you'll feel bad after reading this. Fantastic novel.